Delayed speech and poor eye contact

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Asked for Male, 3 Years

I have a son who is 2 years 10 months old but has not developed functional speech. He doesnt have good eye contact. He keeps on blabbering.

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Dr. Manoj I. J.

Pediatrician 19 yrs exp Bangalore

You have described a typical autistic spectrum child. Please get early intervention done without delay

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early intensive intervention, over 90-100 days along with workup including vision, hearing, metabolic screening tests along with detailed development assessment

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please hurry as early intervention is the key

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Pediatrician

Complete assessment and history along with birth details needs to be assessed..kindly visit a doctor